Fusion Startup Raises $450 Million in Bid to Make Power Using World’s Biggest Lasers
Fusion developer Inertia has raised $450 million to build one of the world’s most powerful lasers for their fusion approach.
Fusion developer Inertia has raised $450 million to build one of the world’s most powerful lasers for their fusion approach.
The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and the Fusion Industry Association have worked together to guarantee fusion is regulated appropriately, ensuring public health and safety while enabling the industry to grow.
Helical Fusion announced it has collaborated with manufacturer Sugino Machine to produce a machine to assemble essential superconducting coils, marking a large step towards fusion power generation.
Pacific Fusion announced a breakthrough in pulser-driven inertial fusion. Working with Sandia National Laboratories on the Z-machine, the team demonstrated a radically simpler target design – eliminating the need for replacing costly external hardware on every shot.
UK based First Light Fusion has been awarded funding for its Natural Lithium Shielding project under the UKAEA Fusion Industry Programme.
The United States is set to accelerate the design of stellarator devices as DOE’s Princeton Plasma Physics Laboratory plans to use AI to fast-track these fusion facilities.
OpenStar Technologies has secured a $35 million commitment to build a new research facility with the potential to put fusion at the forefront of clean energy development.
Avalanche Energy announces $29 million in new funding led by RA Capital Management.
Xcimer Energy has hit a milestone on the path to commercializing laser fusion energy, enabling next-generation fusion lasers.
The United States needs a coordinated fusion strategy as the future of energy dominance relies on breakthroughs of fusion technology.